totality in Irish
totality in Irish is lándorchadas — totality means the whole amount or extent of something; completeness.
totality in Irish
lándorchadas
(astronomy) The phase of an eclipse when it is total.
What does "totality" mean?
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noun The whole amount or extent of something; completeness.
"Considered in its totality, the report paints a worrying picture."
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noun The period during a solar eclipse when the sun is completely blocked by the moon.
"Totality lasted just over two minutes at that location."
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totality in a sentence
- Considered in its totality, the report paints a worrying picture.
- Totality lasted just over two minutes at that location.
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What is "totality" in Irish?
"totality" in Irish is lándorchadas. totality means: The whole amount or extent of something; completeness.
How do you use "totality" in a sentence?
Example: "Considered in its totality, the report paints a worrying picture." In Irish, "totality" is lándorchadas.
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